What did mass movement mean in the Indian national movement?
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Correct answer: Wide participation of common people
A mass movement is one in which ordinary people participate on a broad scale rather than leaving politics to a small group of elites. During India's national movement, peasants, workers, students, women and many other social groups joined campaigns in different ways. A meeting of officials or a military drill cannot by itself be called a mass movement. Hence A is correct.
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Wide participation of common people
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A mass movement is one in which ordinary people participate on a broad scale rather than leaving politics to a small group of elites. During India's national movement, peasants, workers, students, women and many other social groups joined campaigns in different ways. A meeting of officials or a military drill cannot by itself be called a mass movement. Hence A is correct.
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This is a Class 12 History question. Chapter: Mahatma Gandhi and the Nationalist Movement. Topic: Mass Participation.
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